I don’t really know what this is about. But it clearly is an ARMv8 on 14nm Intel process design out of the Intel Fab isn’t it? Perhaps you can explain more what this is about and I may try to ask Altera on video here at ARM Techcon what this is about and what it means for Intel to be making this one. My upfront expexctation is that if Intel officially fabricates 64bit ARM for Altera, why wouldn’t they also easily be able to provide ARMv8 14nm fabrication to any other ARM vendor who asks for it. Sure Intel may charge them a premium pricing for the processors, but when smartphones and tablets and when ARM Powered laptops such as potentially a Macbook on ARM, ARM Chromebooks, ARM Powered servers, all those are potentially sold at ample higher prices that chip vendors may not mind making premium ARM devices out of Intel fabs, Intel does not have to compete for the low cost if they don’t want to, although I guess it would be best for them to offer ARM Processors in the whole range, from high-end (best in world) to lower cost also for the broader mass market, providing one does not need to cannibalize the other. Intel should just supply what the market demands for. As a Fab for fabless chip makers, and also as a chip maker themselves! Not doing this for Intel would just be a waste and a stubborn attitude trying to force the industry to only use their x86 which just not is neither good for their hardware partners nor is it good for Intel to stay fixated in that war mode against the ARM ecosystem for no good reason really.